PTZ cameras can be classified according to their functions and features as follows:
Classification by application scenario:
Security monitoring: PTZ cameras used for security monitoring usually have high definition, remote control and night vision functions, and are suitable for places that require high security, such as airports, banks, and government agencies.
Industrial monitoring: Industrial PTZ cameras need to have characteristics such as high temperature resistance, dustproof, and waterproof, and are suitable for harsh environments such as factories and mines.
Traffic monitoring: PTZ cameras used for traffic monitoring need to have wide-angle lenses and night vision functions, and are used for road monitoring and traffic flow statistics.
Medical monitoring: PTZ cameras in the medical field need to have high definition and sterile design, and are used in places such as operating rooms and ICUs.
Classification by technical characteristics:
Thermal imaging PTZ camera: Uses thermal imaging technology to detect heat signals, suitable for low-light or completely dark environments, and is often used in military, industrial, and search and rescue operations.
Ordinary PTZ camera: Uses visible light imaging technology, suitable for most monitoring needs, with pan, tilt, and zoom functions.
